Sentence examples for could claim saying from inspiring English sources

The Town of Riverhead's board voted last year to oppose the Broadwater project, which would be in waters Riverhead could claim, saying it would be unsafe and an industrialization of the Sound.

It was experts at the Roman-Germanic Central Museum in Mainz who spotted the helmets at an auction in 2008 and called the police to ask that they be held so Spain could claim them, said Michael Müller-Karpe Müller-Karper at the museum.

Asked about what mandate the government could claim, Turnbull said: "I know that [Bill] Shorten's attempted victory lap might have misled you but we have actually won the election".

Or a judge could rule favorably on a lawsuit claiming, say, that federal dollars were used to teach "untraditional" history.

But Blunkett did not, as Shapps claimed, say that Miliband could only enter No 10 with the support of the SNP.

If she could claim it, Tipton said, she could keep a significant portion as a gift for her recent engagement.

"'I wish we could claim that," he said.

While Mr. Bennett said he was skeptical that a president-elect could claim executive privilege, Mr. Kendall said he thought Mr. Obama would clearly be covered because he was in the process of building a White House administration.

His family, the South American said, could claim a number of titles.

The insurgents, the officer said, could claim: "We fought the U.S. military machine to a standstill.

Since Darwin, no classification scheme that is not genealogical (or phylogenetic, as biologists say) could claim to be natural or true.